We have created a lifestyle that is the envy of the world, emulated almost everywhere, but a growing number of us don't believe that it is
sustainable on a finite planet.
Not exact matches
Disclosure Note I'm
on the Interim Engagement Committee of Future Earth (a voluntary position), which is a new international hub for coordinating interdisciplinary research aimed at fostering
sustainable human progress
on this
finite planet.
by Deborah McNamara
on January 30, 2014 1 Dan O'Neill economic solutions Enough is Enough
finite growth people and
planet Rob Dietz
sustainable economy
I've been
on the road, learning about damaging and
sustainable agricultural methods (and a big corn - to - ethanol plant) in Iowa, meeting with hundreds of science - oriented high school students in Houston to discuss energy and innovation and speaking about how new opportunities for globally sharing and shaping insights and information can be a prime route toward sustaining human progress
on a
finite planet (and
on a tight budget).
This weblog explores the transition to a
sustainable future
on our
finite planet.
Exploring the Transition to a
Sustainable Future
on a
Finite Planet To prosper for very much longer
on the changing Earth humankind will need to move beyond its current fossil - fueled civilization toward one that is sustained
on recycled materials and renewable energy.
Remember, we live
on a «
finite planet», which means there is no such thing as «
sustainable long term growth».